Google doodle urges people to get vaccinated & wear mask, in a unique way
Amid the spike in the COVID-19 cases, Google shared a new Doodle requesting people to wear masks and get vaccinated on Monday.
New Delhi: Amid spike in the COVID-19 cases, Google shared a new Doodle requesting people to wear masks and get vaccinated on Monday. The new Doodle is not just a photograph, it is an animation that shows the letters in the word ‘Google’ are moving and emphasising the need for COVID-19 vaccination.
The new Doodle also consists of a hyperlink that redirects anyone to a search page – ‘COVID vaccine near me’. The result said, ‘’Everyone 15 and older is eligible to get the vaccin against Covid-19. Availability may vary by state.’’
Reportedly, the same result will now appear every time, if anyone writes ‘COVID vaccine near me’ in the search box of google.
The five letters out of the total 6 are common men and the letter ‘E’ is seemingly a health care worker. The Doodle shows that the Letter ‘I’ is not wearing a band among the other letters. However, he gets a band after ‘E’ administers a shot of the vaccine to him. As soon as, he gets the band he waves his hand to celebrate.
The doodle ends with every letter cheering while the health care worker reacts with a heart emoji.
Besides, the latest data of the Union Health Ministry said on Monday that India recorded 2,58,089 new COVID cases, 1,51,740 recoveries in the last 24 hours. The new cases have gone down by 13,113 than a day ago, reported ANI.
The Omicron case in India has reached 8,209. The daily positivity has also increased to 119.65% in the country.
India reports 2,58,089 COVID cases (13,113 less than yesterday), 385 deaths, and 1,51,740 recoveries in the last 24 hours.
Active case: 16,56,341
Daily positivity rate: 119.65%Confirmed cases of Omicron: 8,209 pic.twitter.com/Fi345RsMuw
— ANI (@ANI) January 17, 2022